More than five dozen firefighters from five different services joined to battle a fire in an industrial area in Huntington Beach on Wednesday morning. According to Keita Sato, public information officer for […]
Five agencies battle industrial fire
OC Tribune Staff
Bolsa Row hotel project approved 4-0
By Jim Tortolano A mixed use project featuring a four-star hotel and other businesses and homes constructed in the French Colonial style was approved by the Westminster City Council on Wednesday night. […]
Justice Kennedy retiring; unions take hit
The U.S. Supreme Court made headlines and history on Wednesday when it issued a major ruling on labor unions and one member of the panel announced his retirement. On a 5-4 vote, […]
Village Center plan advances
By Jim Tortolano A milestone in the revival of the long-dormant Village Center on Beach Boulevard was reached on Tuesday night when the Stanton City Council gave its approval to a development […]
A closer look at the eye-for-an-eye
“An eye for an eye will leave the whole world blind.” – Attributed to Mohandas Gandhi. “An eye-for-eye and tooth-for-tooth would lead to a world of the blind and the toothless.” – […]
Halos lose fourth and fall into fourth
By Pete Zarustica It’s been a win-one, lose-one season for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, so when the Halos win three straight, it’s not unexpected for the team to lose two […]
A merger of GGFD into OCFA is touted
By Jim Tortolano The issue of dissolving the city fire department in favor of getting those services from the Orange County Fire Authority surfaced at Tuesday’s meeting of the Garden Grove City […]
Tribune seeking a sports columnist
Love sports? Like to write? Are you a reliable person with good English skills? Fair-minded? The Orange County Tribune is looking for a regular sports columnist to write two columns a month […]
Travel ban is upheld by Supreme Court
The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday voted to uphold the Trump administration’s policy of banning or limiting travel to the United States from seven countries, including five primarily Muslim nations On a […]
A pause in “Zero Tolerance” policy?
Citing a shortage of facilities, U.S. officials will at least temporarily stop turning migrants crossing the Mexican border with children over to prosecutors. According to the New York Times and other news […]
